Antique Sandwich Glass

American sandwich glass lobed compote Mid-19th century The circular glass footed compote with twelve lobes forming an undulating rim.

An exceptional and increasingly scarce example of early American glassmaking, this 18th-century three-mold blown glass decanter attributed to the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company ...

These are believed to be by Boston & Sandwich spool stem goblets, blown between 1870 & 1887, which were individually hand engraved by Cape Cod glass men descended from the hi...

This piece features a rectangular top over two drawers, each adorned with original Sandwich glass knobs, showcasing a delicate pressed pattern.

Large whimsical early 20th century "make-do" tomato form pin cushion mounted on a 19th c. dolphin clambroth Sandwich Glass stand. Measures 7 3/4" tall x 5" diameter.

Each drawer is adorned with original Sandwich glass pulls. The design embodies the classical influences and delicate proportions characteristic of the Sheraton style, making it a fun...

The Pressed Pineapple: Victorian Compote by Boston & Sandwich Glass, Circa 1860 This striking Compote is a quintessential piece of American Victorian tableware, crafted from pressed...

A fine antique American paperweight. By Boston & Sandwich Glass Company. With a 10-petal pink poinsettia with two leaves on a clear background.

American (glass attributed to Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, Sandwich, Massachusetts), circa 1830-1840.

19th century Boston & Sandwich early American pressed glass plate in the "Shield Acanthus" pattern.

The shade is hand blown sandwich glass that is amber over white. The lamps give off a pleasing warm glow.

The lamp has a real Machine Age look with its 8 inch black marble base, polished metal and unique signed disc joints. The sandwich glass shade is a good one In emerald over milk glass.

The large shade is a sandwich glass shell form in green over white.

Antique Sheraton Cherry & Tiger Maple Two Drawer Drop Leaf Table with Original Sandwich Glass Pulls Unsigned C1840 Measures - 27.75"H x 38.25"W x 18.5"D This antique Sheraton tab...

These are reproductions of the candlesticks made by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company, Sandwich, MA in the early 19th century.

A fine and rare antique 19th century cut glass punch ladle. With cut decoration to both bowl and handle. (Possibly a Pittsburgh variant?) Simply a rare form! Date: Early to Mid 1...

American mahogany Federal two drawer hinged work table with a ratcheted white pine writing surface, fitted interior for ink wells, original brass sandwich glass knobs, lower connecti...

Made in the United States circa 1880, this vase exemplifies Mary Gregory’s original technique developed at the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, where she painted whimsical enamel s...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique Victorian English sterling silver combination flask and sandwich box; an addition to our wine and drinks related silverware collection. T...

Pair of 19th century handled sandwich plates by Ridgway in the highly collectible "bandana" pattern. The plates have wonderfully detailed molded rims with molded handles on the sides...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique Victorian English sterling silver sandwich box with leather carrying case, an addition to our diverse Victorian silverware collection. ...

With an entertaining collector's label to the base that reads 'Sandwich Junk Wt.'. That collector thought it was a Boston Sandwich weight.

Lovely set of seven antique Royal Doulton sandwich plates having a set of six Royal Doulton plates and a matching large serving plate, decorated with different scenes with old cottag...

Hallmarked in Sheffield in 1913 by James Dixon & Sons (the sandwich box) and Birmingham in 1913 by A. & J. Zimmerman (the hip flask), this classic George V sterling silver hi...

A Victorian sterling silver travelling sandwich box by Frederic Purnell, fully hallmarked in London in 1881. Purnell was a respected London silversmith working from Hatton Garden, wh...

Beautiful and heavy sterling silver asparagus tongs by Atkin Brothers, mark HA and crown .

The Emerald Light shade is is green over white sandwich glass. The combination makes a very rich and unique industrial table lamp.

This is a 19th Century Majolica Sandwich Dish or Plate probably by Minton or George Jones, dating to the Victorian English period 1860s. This is a good sized, majolica Sandwich Plat...

In sterling silver. By Georg Jensen. In the Ornamental (no. 30) pattern. Marked to the reverse with a ca. 1910 - 1925 pre-war factory mark / Denmark / Sterling. Simply a wonderfu...

Tiffany & Company San Lorenzo 1916 Pattern Pastry or Sandwich Server in Silver Gilt Finish. The tongs are in practically mint condition and may never have been used. The tongs have...

A fine pair of antique silver sandwich tongs. By Samuel Kirk & Sons. In coin silver with brite-cut decoration. The tongs with one flat tip and one clawed tip for easily picking up...

The upper shade is a sandwich glass dark green over milk glass. The small milk glass dome hangs via 4 original clips and hides the bulb glair.

The 'Jades' series was a technique originating from Daum were different colour recycled ground glass is sandwiched between two layers of clear glass, -one of the first techniques for...

While an apprentice at the Sandwich Glass Company, he learned to make doorknobs and became interested in locks.

While an apprentice at the Sandwich Glass Company, he learned to make doorknobs and became interested in locks.

Each is sandwiched between two tempered glass panels for protection.

The system allows the picture to be inserted between the 2 glasses. This "sandwich" is then placed between the 2 metal rods.

It is to be distinguished from "sandwiched" gold glass where gold leaf is glued to a piece of glass, and often then scraped off to form a design, and a further layer of hot glass is ...

The black and white art are adhered to a green background and sandwiched between two pieces of glass. Presented in a black frame with hooks on verso.

The presence of the PVL countermark (for Dutch papermaker Pieter van der Ley) and the framing technique (sandwiched between glass in an ivory resin frame) place this particular print...

The presence of the PVL countermark (for Dutch papermaker Pieter van der Ley) and the framing technique (sandwiched between glass in an ivory resin frame) place this particular print...

Scroll sterling silver sandwich tongs. Made by William B. Durgin in New Hampshire, ca 1890. U-form; stems have cast repousse-style leafing scrollwork and flowers on recto; verso plai...